Constitutional Amendment to Fund Tarleton College Building
A joint resolution proposes amending the Texas Constitution to allow the Legislature to appropriate up to 75 000 dollars to cover claims for constructing a building at John Tarleton Agricultural College, with election details set for the next general election in November 1946 and a 5 000 dollar seed appropriation for publication and election costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Texas
John Tarleton Agricultural College
Texas
A.D
Texas House Joint Resolution on Retirement Fund Amendment
Texas H J R No 10 proposes adding Section 62 to Article 16 to create a Retirement Disability and Death Compensation Fund for state appointive officers and employees with state and county funding limits and investment rules. It sets election timing for November 1946 and requires a ballot showing FOR or AGAINST the amendment. The measure also outlines fund eligibility and prohibitions on receiving other state pension aid.
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HOUSE
State of
Texas
United States
State of Texas
Veteran's Land Board
Veteran's Land Fund
Texas Adds Veterans Land Board and Fund in 1946 Amendment
The proposed Texas constitutional amendment creates a Veteran's Land Board with the Governor Attorney General and Commissioner of the General Land Office as members. It would authorize up to 25 million dollars in bonds to form a Veteran's Land Fund to purchase lands for Texas World War II veterans, with sales terms set by law and eight year sale deadlines. Voters would decide at the November 1946 election by marking FOR or AGAINST on the ballot.
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State of
Texas
State of Texas
Veteran’s Land Board
General Land Office
Veteran’s Land Fund
Veteran's Land Board
United States
Vetran’s Land Board
General Revenue Fund
Amendment Election Result and Funding Provision
Provisions state that if a majority votes for the amendment it becomes part of the State Constitution from the date of determination and Governor's proclamation. The Governor must issue a proclamation and arrange publication as required by law. An appropriation of ten thousand dollars is provided to cover publication and election expenses.
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State of
Texas
Milam County Sheriff Sale Notice in Krause Case
Milam County Texas sheriff sale notice issued for Albert A. Krause. By court execution dated July 31, 1946, F N Pierce vs Albert A Krause, judgment $18,646.98 plus interest and costs. Property in Milam County described as two tracts totaling 137.74 acres in DePena and Bryant surveys, to be sold September 3, 1946, at the Milam County Courthouse, Cameron. Sheriff's levy dated August 5, 1946.
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Barney Sissom
District Court
Bell County
Texas
F. N. Pierce
Albert A. Krause
Carl C. Black
Milam County
J. A. DePena
Hefley
N. E
Joe Mondrick
S. E. Corner
S. W
B. Bryant
Bryant E
N. W
H. B. Cook
M. J. Holden and Sons
S. 19
Frank Maresch
N. 19
Minnie Shelley
T. H. Wilson
J. L. Slaughter
Court House
Cameron
Levy
Burnett Private Returns From Furlough
Pvt Carrel T Burnett son of Mr and Mrs Theo Burnett has been home on furlough. He has returned to his station at Greensboro North Carolina.
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Pvt
Carrel T. Burnett
Theo Burnett
Greensboro
North Carolina
Budget Hearing Set by Milam County Court in Cameron
The Milam County Commissioners Court will hold a public budget hearing in Cameron Texas at 2:00 PM on August 16 1946. The hearing follows a budget prepared by the County Auditor and County Judge Jeff T Kemp. Mrs Fred Graves and her Dallas children are visiting Mr and Mrs Preston Graves.
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Commissioner’s Court
Milam County
Cameron
Texas
Jeff T. Kemp
Fred Graves
Dallas
Mrs
Preston Graves
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H.J.R. No
Attorney General of
THE
Cameron Herald
Milam
Carl C, Black
Will Vaughan
Budget
Durham
NEW Cameron Drug CO
E. A. Camp
E. B. Camp
Federal Land Bank
National Farm Loan Association
Rox
Belton
V. G. Forrester
John B. Henderson
Cameron, Texas
Green Funeral Home
Income Tax Service
Humble Audit Co
Auditors and Accountants
Henderson
S. E. Brogdon
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